US News
US Market News covers the latest developments from American financial markets, brought to you by The Bull. From index movements on the Nasdaq to earnings updates, analyst upgrades and downgrades, and stock-specific news across major US companies, this section keeps Australian investors informed on the stories shaping Wall Street. Whether it’s tech giants, consumer brands, or emerging market trends, find timely insights to guide your investment decisions.
Nvidia Stock Down 12% as Jensen Huang Resigns Today
Nvidia shares (NASDAQ:NVDA) are down 12% at $152.84 today, after …
Fed Expected To Hike Rates In December, But What Happens Next?
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller has delivered one of the …
Anthropic (ANT) Files for Historic IPO: What We Know Now
Anthropic, the AI safety company behind the Claude family of …
How can Australians invest in US stocks?
Australians can invest in US stocks by opening an account with a broker that offers access to US markets, such as eToro, IG and Interactive Brokers. Once your account is set up, you’ll need to confirm your non-US tax status, then deposit funds and place trades on exchanges like the NYSE or Nasdaq. Alternatively, you can gain exposure through US-focused ETFs listed on the ASX.
Anthropic IPO: What We Know, And What We Don’t
The Anthropic IPO is moving closer, although the likelihood of …
Are Western Digital Shares A Buy On The Dip?
Western Digital shares (NASDAQ: WDC) closed Friday's session down 10.22% …
Russell 2000 Surrenders Outperformance To The Nasdaq: The Latest
The Russell 2000 small-cap index had started the year outperforming …
Micron Earnings On Deck: Can The Company Live Up To Expectations?
Micron Technology is set to report earnings today after market …
What are the risks of investing in US stocks?
The main risks include currency fluctuations between the Australian and US dollar, which can impact your returns when converting profits back to AUD. There are also potentially higher brokerage fees and additional charges like currency conversion costs. As with any share market, US stocks are subject to broader economic forces — including interest rate changes, inflation, and geopolitical events — that can cause significant price volatility. Diversifying across sectors and asset types can help manage these risks.
